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- The authors discuss a novel method for synthesizing triamide macrocyclic chloride receptors through a single-step reaction, which combines reduction, condensation, and cyclization.
- This approach simplifies the process and improves the efficiency of producing these receptors, which have potential applications in sensing and selective recognition.
- The study highlights the effectiveness of this one-pot reaction in yielding high-quality compounds while minimizing by-products.
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Correction for 'Triamide macrocyclic chloride receptors via a one-pot tandem reduction-condensation-cyclization reaction' by Harekrushna Behera, et al., Org. Biomol. Chem., 2017, DOI: .
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